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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1906
Page
6
Snowy Weekend Infix Vistors And Local Notices
This vicinity received two inches of snow Sunday night. Rev Whitecotton preached on Garrison Creek Sunday morning. Bro Brock and Bro Stevens attended. Mrs Mary Bryan dined with Ed Thomas and family Sunday. Mrs Anna Bean sick with sore throat. Mrs Anna Custer visited relatives in Connorsville Saturday through Monday. Miss Laura Limpus visited Sherman and family in Laurel Saturday to Monday. Mrs Vernie Payne ill for several days. Prayer meeting well attended at Verne Paynes last Wednesday night. Mrs Bertha Matney visited Mrs Anna Custer one afternoon last week. Remember prayer meeting Wednesday night at Joe Ayers. all who can should attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitecotton
Garrison
Creek
Bro. Brock
Bro
Stevens
Mary Bryan
Ed Thomas
Anna Bean
Anna Custer
Connersville
Laura Limpus
Sherman
Laurel
Vernie Payne
Verne Payne
Bertha Matney
Anni Custer
Joe Ayers
Sickness and Visits Reported Around Connersville Area
NULLTOWN Mrs Tyner has been quite sick for several days J A Falkett received another car load of coal Friday Effie Turner of the boat Side spent Sunday with home folks George Cain is loading clover at this station for the Cincinnati market Mrs Mary Mellwain spent the past week with Conneraville relatives Eda Hood and wife were at Conneraville Friday Mrs Rolland Murray and little daughter are visiting Conneraville friends Mrs Dora Folkert spent Friday with her sister Mrs Kate Gasser at Laurel Oliver Davia has been quite sick for several weeks Ernest Roberta spent Thursday night and Friday with Cameraville Marshall Benedict shipped a par load of stock from here to Cincinnati Friday night John Grubb wife and children are visiting Mr and Mrs King at Marion C O Fargo of Indianapolis route agent at the American Express Co was here Wednesday Mrs Ann Swarts and Charlotte Sherwood of Metamora spent Thursday with Mrs Amos Sherwood Mrs Florence Williams returned to Connersville Friday after a pleasant visit to Mrs Lewis Perkine Mes C G Smythe and daughter Ruth and Mes Elia Myera and son of Conneraville spent Thursday with Dan King and wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Falkett
Effie Turner
George Cain
Cincinnati
Eda Hood
Conneraville
Rolland Murray
Litle
Dora Folkert
Mra
Kate Gasser
Laurel
Oliver Davia
Ernest Roberta
Cameraville
Marshall Benedict
C. O. Fargo
Indianapolis
American Express Co
Ann Swarts
Charlotte Sherwood
Metamora
Amos Sherwood
Florence Williams
Connersville
Lewis Perkine
C.G Smythe
Ruth
Elia Myera
Dan King
Charles Tennison
Ben Branfiel
Della Frant
Waterloo Township
Dan Praatiel
East Side
Omer White
West Side
Ro Wildridge
Everton
Aaron Nutt
Indianaapolis
Lints Powel
Wift
Harrisburs
Helen Stone
Ethel Brumfiel
Chas. Wawkins
George Jackson
Metantora
Lon Brummfiel
Mollie
Salle Lewis
Sumner Sontiwood
Carl Elliott
Tell City
Perry County
Ind
Rev. Whitted
Dolph
Lon Brumfiel
Clarence Edwards
Ray Elliott
Bilby
Glenwood
Rush Haines
Columbia Township
O.I. C
Bentley Church
Christmans
Letadll
Whitted
Mt. Zion
Quince Elliott
Erna Johnson
Elijah Elliott
Charlee Keeler
Connersville High School
Connersville M. E
Milton Brumfiel
Ruth Hall
Vanehe Ross
Kokomo
Robert Sauxon
Carrete Wikoff
Adfred Saxon
Robert Saxon
Air Best Kisown
Post
Inilisuapolis
Mondas
Carther Cy
Margaret Bilby
Toddy Henry
Charles Highey
Shirley
Lew Gines
Gings
Rushe County
Rushville
Kila Benson
Anna Jedtery
James Lovejoy
Ofeniy
Leroy Saxon
al G. Hincehman
Althea Thomas
John
Samuel Saxon
Mary Dawson
Falmouth
Savannah Lewis
Fairview Cemetery
S. M. Hawthorne
Ingalls
Carson
Harry Carson
Clara Ludington
Cambridge
Mervin Mohler
Carthage
Ross Davenport
Bride
David Baker
T. H. Kuhn
Richmond
Christian Church
Frank Bitnay
Oakland
Ilinois
Mike Brown
John Humphrey
E. L. Frazier
Morristown
Fairview
Anna
Laura Groves
West Virginia
Duncan Brothers
Justice Reece
Henry
Benedict
Milea Daubenspeck
J. P. Thrasher
Sherer
Elizabeth Post
Inez
Phone Lake
Harrison
Ireland
Mission Circle
Maggie Nutt
Hattie Wildridge
Here
Jeffersonville
Ed White
Earl R. Shepherd
Sarah Fields
Quakertown
Chas
Corbin
Steve Newland
Roy Lake
Popular Ridge
Sam Scott
Cris Witliams
Grant Shepler
Bear Creek
Dast Pharsaday
Ernest Berninger
Minnie Janning
Mable Rose
Bentley
Wis
Literary
Contention School House
Minnie Rose
Anmaid Miersbelbe
Taylor
Minnie Loper
Mississy Hahn
Mirabelie Myer
John Lake
Owith
Zion Church
Pythian Sisters
Protracted Meeting Closes in Columbia. Local Notes
In Columbia a protracted meeting ended Sunday evening. Marshall Hughes, badly injured by a falling tree, is recovering with a facial gash and stitches. Ralph Peck plans to return Friday for vacation with his parents. Dock and Billie Simpson to butcher hogs Tuesday. Bart Harper and Mazie and Leola Thomas visited Mrs. J. C. Eddy Sunday. Anson E. Buckley the evangelist will move to Liberty. Clarence Turner, Phen Bever and Edith Alexander attended church. Lew Selby and wife visited Columbia Sunday. Taylor Simpson’s sister and husband visiting Mr. Simpson and family. Esan Carimore selling picture frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Hughes
Ralph Peck
Dock
Billie Simpson
Homer Eddy
Bart Harper
Mazie
Leola Thomas
J. C. Eddy
Clarence Turner
Phen Bever
Edith Alexander
Lew Selby
Columbia
Taylor Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Esan Carimore
Christmas Week at Mt Zion Church Aims for Protracted Meeting
In Wilson Creek area Rev Whitted led a Sunday service at Mt Zion with a protracted meeting planned for the week. Mrs Crandel remains sick while Rev Dolph assisted and returned home due to his wife’s illness in Jeffersonville Indiana. J M Geuble and family visited Marion and Anderson Friday. Homer Williams and wife called on Crandel couple. John Williams and wife joined for dinner. Winfield Grubb and family went shopping in Connersville Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitted
Mt. Zion
J. E. Crandel
Rev. Dolph
Jefersonville
Indiana
J.M. Geuble
Marion and
Anderson
Homer Williams
J. E.crandel
Jobn Williams
A. Y.aff
Winfield Grubb
Connersville
Oyster supper benefit at Riverton lodge
Mra Steve White and daughter Mamie near Lyons Station with Mes Joe Mahelman. The D of R lodge will host an Oyster supper in the K of Powall at Riverton on Dec 29 for lodge funds. Oris Williams visited Din Broaddus family at Hardsbury. William family members joined Mrs J M Puomphrey. We are having some winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Steve White
Mamie
Mes
Joe Mahelman
Lyons Station
D. of R. Lodge
Afhlea William
Jiord
Grace
Christmas Eve Services Held At Local Church
Rev Carl Burkhart delivered a Christmas night sermon at the Christian church with strong attendance. Tragic news reports Bart Moore’s brother Cat Moore killed by a train in Indianapolis while returning from a traction camp. Jake Perkins and family joined Frank Marldane and wife for Saturday night at Cant Sanday. Richard Dawson and wife welcomed a baby daughter at their home. Nellie Whiteman from Milroy visited with Harzed and attended services. Charles Meiraw and wife of Fairview visited Nive Metitaw family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Burkhart
The
Christian Church
Merniti Af Awedtin
Cat Moore
Bart Moore
Paetlcanapolis
Jake Perkins
Marldane
Huezel Mhorris
Nellie Whiteman
Milroy
Harzed
Sumdlay Norte
Charlies Meiraw
Fairview
Nive
Local Social Roundup Reflects Winter Visits and Helpers
Waterloo residents and guests are listed social visits and family gatherings from the week. Claud Waterloo and siblings, Ton Caldwell and others host relatives while Mrs Lena Snider spends winter in Newport with sister Mrs Martin. Ed Breitenhbach, Jobe and Caldwell visit, and Isabel Green remains at home with a sore throat.
Local social notes and visits in Connersville area
Alpine, Wm. Seuls and Sherman Stevens helped Wm. Payne butcher. Mrs. Ed Thomas and Garnet were shopping in Connersville. Mrs. Harry Foster visits Hamilton. Perry and wife dined with Capt. W. F. Limpus. Chance in Cincinnati. Train Pike and daughter Lillian shop and visit relatives in Connersville. Cora Straight takes music from Kate Gifford. Mrs. Clyde Adams visits Connersville. Helen Thomas of Connersville is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Seuls
Sherman Stevens
Payne Butcher
Ed Thomas
Garnet
Connersville
Harry Foster
Hamilton
Bro
Perry
W. F. Limpus
Chance
Cincinnati
Pike
Lillian
Cora Straight
Kate Gifford
Laurel
Clyde Adams
Helen Thomas
Social Notes From Connersville and Nearby
Visiting and local social calls across Connersville Laurel and surroundings include Wm Seal and wife Weeden Straight and daughter Miss Cora. Mr Renk of Michigan visiting uncle James Scully. Miss Laura Limpus staying with Sherman Limpus in Laurel Friday to Monday. Sherman Stevens family visited Train Pike’s home. Charlie Limpus of Laurel stayed with Capt. W F Limpus grandparents. Mrs Limpus slowly improving. Oliver Bromfield and Cyntha Fisher with Albert Burk of Bunker Hill, joined by Cora Straight, attended church at Sains Creek Sunday evening. Lee and Willie Pike visited their best girls at Rushville Sunday. Mrs Bertha Straight Chance and baby daughter, staying on Taylor Street, returned home Monday morning. Omer Garrison and wife with baby of Glenwood were guests of WooP Garrison and wife Sunday. Patterson to preach at Sipine Christian church next Sunday evening and Sunday morning. services invite all. Ren Thos of Connersville listed. Sunday events at Shera Stevens home noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Seal
Weeden Straight
Cora
Connersville
Mr. Renk
Michigan
James Scully
Laura Limpus
Sherman Limpus
Laurel
Sherman Stevens
Train Pike
Charlie Limpus
W. F. Limpus
Glenwood
Woop
Riverside social notes mark Christmas gatherings and illnesses
Riverside residents host an oyster supper for a birthday. Many neighbors visit kin across towns while some fall ill. Christmas plans form as schools close for holidays and a holiday program is prepared.
Local Dinner Honoring Mrs Kemmer in Cummins Corner
Mrs Newton Miller hosted Mesdames Kate and Elizabeth Cummins for a Wednesday dinner in honor of sister Mrs Nicholas Kemmer of Grant county. Kate Cummins and her brother Lytle McHatton and family visited Saturday, with Harry Ariz spending Sunday with his sister Mrs Carl Curtis, and Lola Saxon of Falmouth visiting M F Cummins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Miller
Kate
Elizabeth Cummins
Nicholas Kemmer
Grant County
Kate Cummins
Lytle McHatton
Harry Ariz
Carl Curtis
Lola Saxon
Falmouth
M. F. Cummins
Local Notices On Moves And Visits In The Area
Thursday night and Friday David Sherwood Chas Prema and M f Cummins sold their hoes Monday to Fred Hackleman. The three droves made a nice showing enough for a car load. Mrs Peart McCrory stays at home helping care for her father Me Manlove is a member of the C O F and Masonic lodges and brethren help care for him. Mrs James Freeman spent days with her daughter Mrs John Smalley last week then went home due to illness of her daughter in law Mrs Chas Freeman. M F Cummins made a business trip to Connersville Saturday. Mrs John Swift made a business trip last week taking orders for the Soap Club her daughter Dessie Ellis manages. Will Baker is able to be out and about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sherwood
Chas. Prema
M F. Cummins
Fred Hackleman
HL Maniove
Peart McCrory
Manlove
Masonic Ladees
James Freeman
John Smalleyv
Chas. Freeman
M. FL Cummins
Connersville
John Swift
Soap Club
Dessie Ellis
Will Baker
Local News Roundup from Kokomo
Miss Vanehe Ross returns to Kokomo after a brief stay with aunt Mrs. Robert Saxon. Community updates include birthdays, visits, law enforcement notes, auctions, hospitalities, and upcoming church lectures and Christmas activities.
Everton News Roundup with Visits and Events
Local notes report visitors and travels including Mrs. Elizabeth Post and granddaughter Inez returning from Indianapolis. Several residents entertain guests and attend church events while plans for a Christmas tree in Everton are announced. A Mission Circle meeting is rescheduled and a minor accident involving young adults is noted with no injuries.
Diphtheria Rumor Clears. Brownsville Reports No Local Case
Brownsville and surrounding areas report no diphtheria cases in town or vicinity. Measles affect Mrs. George Kelley and three children, while several residents plan Christmas travel and visits. Nearby residents and visiting relatives, including H P McIntosh and David Funk, are noted as holiday guests or movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
State
County Board of Health
Schoors
Martin Family Reunion Honors 85th Birthday at Porter Residence
Mrs. Ezra Martin marked her eighty fifth birthday with a family reunion at W. R. Porter’s house south of the city. Attendees included Marshall Martin, Mrs. Grundy Veateh, Marcus Martin and wife, Leon Martin and wife, Charles Martin and family, Mrs. Charles Schuler and children, and E. D. Martin of Indianapolis. A sumptuous dinner followed and the day was pleasantly spent. Mrs. Martin, despite age, has strong eyesight and a fine memory, and relatives hope for many more such gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Porter
Ezra Martin
Marshall Martin
Grundy Veateh
Marcus Martin
Leon Martin
Charles Martin
Charles Schuler
E. D. Martin
Indianapolis
Notice of Turkeys For Sale From Hayden Pen直 Direct
Mammoth pure bred Brooze Turkeye ready for sale. Tom each four dollars. Hens priced at eight hundred dollars. From Hayden pene direct. O. R. Manlove, Fal mouth Indiana. First unsigned notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome
Hayden Pene
O. R. Manlove
Falmouth
Ind
Trinity Church Names New Rector for Connersville
The Rt. Rev. Joseph Mc Francis announces Rev. Edward C. Bradley of Indianapolis will assume charge of Trinity Episcopal Church Connersville starting January 1. Bradley will serve Indianapolis and Connersville churches, preaching in Indianapolis Sundays and Connersville Sundays evenings. The bishop praised the rector designate, and the congregation welcomed him after Rev W C Otte’s resignation months earlier. Bishop Francis delivered the sermon and confirmed Mr and Mrs Hal Cassiday and their son Roger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mc Francis
D. D
Indianapolis
Connersville
Trinity Episcopal Church
Edward C. Bradley
Ehureh
Bradley
Pro-Cathedral
Tarvae
Mer
Hal Cassiday
Roger
Unnatural Father Creates Gruel Will in Boston Township
The will of John Shatter, a former farmer of Wayne County Boston Township, leaves all estate to four children Savana Nora Frank and Homer but requires they remain single to gain benefits. If any marries or becomes insolvent, their share reverts to the others. The heirs must farm jointly and shares are unused until all are alive and unmarried. Upon death or marriage of heirs the estate is sold and proceeds divided among any grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shatter
Boston Township
Wayne County
Savana
Nora
Frank
Homer
Norman Jamison Wedding Notice in London Telegraph
The London Daily Telegraph notes the marriage of Minnie Merrell Norman of Cincinnati to John Jamison of Paris on December 6 at Westminster. Jamison, son of John Jamison of Philadelphia, weds Minnie Merrell Norman, granddaughter of Abraham Conwell. They sail to France with ten trunks and two French maids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Daily Telegraph
Minnie Norman
Cincinnati
John Jamison
Paris
France
Jamisons-Norman
Office of
the Register
Westminister
Joh Jamison
Philadelphia
Minnie Merrell Norman
Cincinnath Obie
William Merreth
Abraham Conwell
Connersville
Jude
Norman-Jamison
Wilhiam Merrell
Maxwell Saloon License Revoked in Hamilton
Mayor Barrows heard evidence showing William Maxwell of Hamilton Ohio was the real owner of the Maxwell Saloon on Fifth Street and that Robert Stewart listed on the license had no role in its conduct. The license was revoked at 4 p.m. today and the saloon was closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrows
William Maxwell
Hamilton
Ohio
Fifth Street
Robert Stewart
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